singleton would be nominated for directing anscreenplay oscars that year. but perhaps most important to him and the community that raised him, singleton delivered a message about what it was like to grow up black and poor in the united states. "either they don't know. don't show. don't care about what'sho" a wake up call for millions of americans who had turned a blind eye to the still-relavent reasons it got that "it's like this country breeds illiteracy. and an emphasis on, you know just like, power from a gun, then power from the mind. and it's like, didn't start that, you know what i'm saying. my film is about love and family love and family all that isn't. you see." all that isn't. you see." going to lose you to no bullet." the release of asychedelic movie that helped give birth to. the release of asychedelic movie that helped give birth to. but an industry, a lifestyle and an aspiration. and the horse that brokehee sta. it's still to come onthrough the decades" it's still to come onthrough the decades" when we look back, we often see things become muc

sure raunda culmin singleton and [inaudible] >> this bringstuse the end of our agenda. madam clerk is there any further business before us? >> that conclude our business for today madam president >> we are adjourned , thank you everyone. @ppx can we all rise for the pledge of allegiance >> flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all thank you madam president i'd like to take roll please you commissioner president loftus commissioner turman is excused commissioner marshall commissioner dejesus is

sure raunda culmin singleton and [inaudible] >> this bringstuse the end of our agenda. madam clerk is there any further business before us? >> that conclude our business for today madam president >> we are adjourned , thank you everyone. (clapping.) the airport it where i know to mind visions of traffic romance and excitement and gourmet can you limousine we're at san francisco inspirational airport to discover the award-winning concession that conspiracies us around the world. sfo serves are more 40 million travelers a year and a lot of the them are hungry there's many restaurant and nearly all are restaurant and cafe that's right even the airport is a diane designation. so tell me a little bit the food program at sfo and what makes this so special >> well, we have a we have food and beverage program at sfo we trivia important the sustainable organic produce and our objective to be a nonterminal and bring in the best food of san francisco for our passengers. >> i like this it's is (inaudible) i thank my parents for bringing me here. >> this the definitely better than t

james singleton never misses it. >> it is all about family and fun. this is good fun.s is an alternative to people being in the wrong places. >> in alameda, people plan early to get good seats for one of the longest and largest fourth of july parades in the country. >> they will have their boat out and right about here they have a great water tight. >> this is my first time being to a fourth of july parade out here. i am definitely looking forward to seeing it. i want to see a lot of exciting stuff. >> the jets are always a crowd pleaser. last time they took home first place and a $100,000 prize. >> we tried to go for a modern theme or a multi-cultural theme. we have "we are young" playing. >> they are, making the young in their own way. >> we want people to come together so we can survive another hundred years. >> independence day wisdom courtesey of uncle sam. abc7 news. >> visitors to a popular stretch of california coast are being advised to stay out of the water this fourth of july. warning signs are posted from rio del mar to new brighten beach state park because

sure raunda culmin singleton and [inaudible] >> this bringstuse the end of our agenda. madam clerk is there any further business before us? >> that conclude our business for today madam president >> we are adjourned , thank you everyone. >> good morning, everyone. my name is ken mcneiley and president of at & t california. i want to welcome you today and thank you all for being here and spending some of your morning with us. we are happy to be celebrating the most incredible work by san francisco's finest non-profit organizations and we are happy to have our mayor ed lee to join us in this announcement. [ applause ] >>mayor edwin m. lee: all right. thank you, ken for being here and certainly for at & t and for your team. i just want to recognize mark blake man and jason chan and cammy blackstone. i hope, ken, that you have enjoyed all the different hair styles that jason has been having. cammy is going to add to that as well. good morning everybody. this is a great time. another wonderful moment. i know a couple months ago ken and i shared the stage at palace of fine ar

james singleton never misses it. >> it is all about family and fun. this is good fun. this is an alternative to people being in the wrong places. >> in alameda, people plan early to get good seats for one of the longest and largest fourth of july parades in the country. >> they will have their boat out and right about here they have a great water tight. >> this is my first time being to a fourth of july parade out here. i am definitely looking forward to seeing it. i want to see a lot of exciting stuff. >> the jets are always a crowd pleaser. last time they took home first place and a $100,000 prize. >> we tried to go for a modern theme or a multi-cultural theme. we have "we are young" playing. >> they are, making the young in their own way. >> we want people to come together so we can survive another hundred years. >> independence day wisdom courtesey of uncle sam. abc7 news. >> visitors to a popular stretch of california coast are being advised to stay out of the water this fourth of july. warning signs are posted from rio del mar to new brighten beach state park bec

sure aunda colman singleton and miruthompson. the rest i submit >> thank you supervisor kim >> colleagues can we take supervisor kims suggestion without objection? without objection we'll adjourn on behalf thointeeur board >> supervisor mar >> thank you. colleagues today i introduce a rez dugz in support of racial justice. it is a assembly bill 953. [inaudible] it has been introduced by assembly woman shurly weber and strongly advocateed by police accountability groups of aclu of california to many other oregs. this pornts piece of legislation promotes equal justice and fairness. i also want to thank colleagues supervisor kim, cohen, avalos [inaudible] ferguson and baltimore to san francisco and oakland our attention is ignite today the problem of bias and racist policing at home and afar. at our hearing last thursday addressing racism, sexism, homeo phobia and [inaudible] and other forms of bigotry in the cities justice system we heard from community organizations including the aclu of california, center of cjcj. the asian yaub

james singleton never misses it. >> it is all about family and fun. this is good fun. this is an alternative to people being in the wrong places. >> in alameda, people plan early to get good seats for one of the longest and largest fourth of july parades in the country. >> they will have their boat out and right about here they have a great water tight. >> this is my first time being to a fourth of july parade out here. i am definitely looking forward to seeing it. i want to see a lot of exciting stuff. >> the jets are always a crowd pleaser. last time they took home first place and a $100,000 prize. >> we tried to go for a modern theme or a multi-cultural theme. we have "we are young" playing. >> they are, making the young in their own way. >> we want people to come together so we can survive another hundred years. >> independence day wisdom courtesey of uncle sam. abc7 news. >> visitors to a popular stretch of california coast are being advised to stay out of the water this fourth of july. warning signs are posted from rio del mar to new brighten beach state park bec

sure raunda culmin singleton and [inaudible] >> this bringstuse the end of our agenda. madam clerk is there any further business before us? >> that conclude our business for today madam president >> we are adjourned , thank you everyone. today, we're honored to have mayor ed lee here to present the city's budget for the next 2 hundred and 50 millin dollar years mayor ed lee welcome floor is yours. >> thank you good morning, everyone. >> good morning. >> thank you supervisor president london breed and budget and supervisor mar farrell and members of the board our elected the officials and commissioners and department heads and labor our wonderful community leaders thank you very much for being here and thank you all for being such a great partner in helping me deliver to the people of san francisco a balanced budget that sets our city up for lesson lasting success. >> our city's budget is a reflection of our values and we're making historic investments to make sure our city remains save solvent and successful a city in which everyone what prosper it was just a few short

john singleton mosby was clean shaven, i could imagine him. he looked very much like my fifth grade children -- fifth grade teacher. she wouldn't have appreciated that. [laughter] but he honest to god looked like her. but he incontrovertibly seems to be anchored in another place in another time. the plume in his hat. he seems to be from another place. i was absolutely captivated by this image. that book is responsible for me being a civil war historian. this picture sent me to my parent's when volume encyclopedia, which had a section on jeb stuart. i then got those books and read them. i read all the available books on jeb stuart, the biographies available in the 1960's. i read each beat mcclellan's memoir about stuart. -- h.b. mcclellan. i got a massive dose of the lost cause interpretation of the war because most of those books were written that way. i did know that was what was happening. i knew that stewart was a very compelling figure. as i read those books, in image would come back to me again and again. a man that even many of them said

the jail called a white funeral home when the judge, charlie parrish, ordered them to call leroy singletoneral home an african-american funeral home? all of a sudden they disobeyed, disregarded judge parrish's order and someone in that jail cell said let's call who we want, we don't care what judge parrish wants. they also left custody of her body from the point she left the jail to the point she got to the examiner's office. >> many in the family questioning this report that there was marijuana in the system. you heard why the county claims that it's relevant information. but also, at the timeline here the assistant district attorney just said last week he wouldn't rule out that drugs were somehow smuggled into the jail. to many this sounds absurd that you would have an individual in jail, in custody for three days in the intake process, you would not notice marijuana on their person and that she would have an opportunity in those three days to ingest or smoke this marijuana as alleged in this report. >> the fact that they had perhaps small bags of marijuana probably does not surprise me

sergeant singleton has known him ever since. >> carlton, what we got ourselves into this time?, man. >> other stuff? serious? >> yeah. real serious. >> real serious. i've been dealing with carlton for a long time. when i was at officer at juvenile. what i see with carlton is a good kid. he's a real good guy. but he's making a lot of the wrong decisions. right now he came in here, and he has some very serious charges this time which he says is a big mistake, a misunderstanding, and it will get worked out. wow. okay. you kept that okay. yeah, that shocked me. when i saw that on the news, i swear i think my heart stopped beating for a couple seconds. i'm serious. i was like, whoa. >> let me get out of this man, for real. they've got false charges on me, man. >> okay, okay. well, you know, they'll work -- the justice system does work. if you're innocent, they'll prove you innocent. for his sake, i hope that it's true because i want to see him live a prosperous love. -- life. i talked to him a lot of time about changing his ways. he'll give you that classic smile of his and say, "ye

with us and god will be with reverend senator clementa pinckney, cynthia hurd, sure rhonda coleman singletonethel lance, susie jackson, rev. daniel simmons and myra thompson. god is with them, and they are watching us and encouraging us to live our creed. thank you, mr. president. >> thank you. senator scott. mr. jackson. senator jackson: thank you. >> unanimous consent, the senator from charleston's remarks the recorded -- >> without objection. >> actually, what i need to do is do something i forgot to do earlier, and that is we commended and recognize the senators who have come back, senator washington, my friend senator patterson and i want to recognize my colleague who is not here, senator robert ford. the first bill he ever introduced was a bill to remove the confederate flag, and i intended to do it earlier, but i just thought it would be robbery if this day concluded without a saying something about the former senator from charleston, senator robert ford, who quite honestly was perhaps one of the first of us on this side of the aisle to reach out on this side of the aisle and form and

pastor of the church and his members, the other souls simply are heard tywanza sanders and sharonda singleton, and myra thompson, and ethel lance, susan jackson, and the reverend daniel simmons sr., and reverend middleton doctor. i had to get through that, because most of these people that resides in my district, i had -- many of us had personal relationships with as far as being our friends and our colleagues. we cannot ever add to what was their sacrifice. an example. they gave their last measure of devotion to their church and in doing so stands as an example of christian life. we humbly thank them for their example. grace and forgiveness started with the people most hurt, the families. we want to thank the families that shocked the world with their acts of forgiveness after forgiving a man that took the most precious thing from them. the christian acts of forgiveness by these families have been heard around the world. sometimes we use the phrase the shot heard around the world. well, their acts of forgiveness have circled the world gently calm our hearts. we're reminded of the verse that

pastor of the church and his members, the other souls simply are heard tywanza sanders and sharonda singleton, and myra thompson, and ethel lance, susan jackson, and the reverend daniel simmons sr., and reverend middleton doctor. i had to get through that, because most of these people that resides in my district, i had -- many of us had personal relationships with as far as being our friends and our colleagues. we cannot ever add to what was their sacrifice. an example. they gave their last measure of devotion to their church and in doing so stands as an example of christian life. we humbly thank them for their example. grace and forgiveness started with the people most hurt, the families. we want to thank the families that shocked the world with their acts of forgiveness after forgiving a man that took the most precious thing from them. the christian acts of forgiveness by these families have been heard around the world. sometimes we use the phrase the shot heard around the world. well, their acts of forgiveness have circled the world gently calm our hearts. we're reminded of the verse that

i want to thank jessie singleton, our digital director and the director of our tech commun talent pipeline. they are doing an extraordinary job linking this community to theui broader work of the city. now, i will be quick, but it must start with a little bit of positive bragging. i like to brag about the glories of my city. sometimes it's tempting to feel competitive with other places that are well known for a technology presence. maybe california would be an example. well, this year, new york city is surpassed california in start-up funding requests. and we are very proud of that fact. the tech ecosystem here providesonomy. near 300,000 jobs making it one of the biggest employers in our economy, generates over 30 billion in wages annually. and if having a transformative effect on other quintessential fashio new york city industries, including food, fashion and happ entertainment. so the impact is great and the speed with which this has happened is breath taking and is a incredibly energizing. and a positive example of good change happening in the city. and i know again, there's a lot mor